Tag Archives: reconciliation
So far in this series, we’ve been assuming that the opponents in the conflict are working in good faith. But not all conflicts are straightforward disputes, unfortunately. Some can’t be resolved merely with extra focus and new data. And some people may start out believing (or come to believe) that they absolutely cannot work together [...]
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As the boss, you’ve encouraged your people to work things out together, and you’ve tried to create an environment of congeniality and collaboration. You’ve also tried to address the underlying structural problems that often trigger conflict among co-workers. But folks are still showing up in your office telling you that you have to make a [...]
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Last week’s post on Assessing the Dynamic looked at the impact of personal differences and style as well as the roles that different individuals might take in instigating or sustaining a conflict. The next step in managing conflict in the workplace is to look for what the antagonists have in common and find the higher [...]
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From time to time, we all experience conflict on the job. Just the act of trying to coordinate activities with others — or, actually, any attempt at working together — can trigger conflict, even if in the big picture, everyone involved cares about the same things. Conflict often arises because silos exist within the organization [...]
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